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When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

in Developing jQuery Core • 12 years ago

Lets supose we have lots of different animations running at the same time.

Something useful would be, if jquery could set a global variable somewhere (scope?) with a value (maybe: true) when animations are happening and unset if not:

jQuery_animation:true

If animation effect has not been called at all, the global variable would never exist.

Currently if i have many animations done together i have to check each element if is animated with .is(':animated')...

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rwaldron

Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

So, something more then this?

http://jsfiddle.net/rwaldron/5APCk/

Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

Yes this seems to work, but it uses setInterval.. And if i want to use animate, lets say, on click of an item i must incude it also. I think a generic jquery variable would be better...

rwaldron

Re: Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

Nope, you don't. I only used that to demonstrate calling the part you care about several times during an animation...

$("*").filter(":animated")

Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

you can apply it to a click too....

http://jsfiddle.net/5APCk/8/

exact same concept.

-- Kevin

Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

http://jsfiddle.net/cJ3Gr/

Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

I came out with this http://jsfiddle.net/5APCk/9/

Its working for me. If anyone has other idea - better way please tell...

Re: When theres an animation effect, set a global variable to true and then, when not, unset it

12 years ago

These are all really nice suggestions, however the point remains that all you need is:

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